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Menu priced items are all we would quote over the phone.

They have a nice public facing video right on their website front page. Was curious so I took a look.

Some funny stuff on there!

Any other parts integrations outside of partstech? Nexpart, IAP direct or any parts suppliers portals directly like worldpac? partstech is just a third party software that uses connectivity from systems like a nexpart or IAP to connect.

Saw this also, like the idea of referrals. Has anyone checked facebook careers? https://www.facebook.com/careers/

How's your new shop doing?

You can use MS word also...see video

Everything keeps going up except the cost of parts which seems to be driven down by competition and availability online.

Is everyone still using BG products?

Autel has come out with some nice units lately, worth a check.

With all the available wifi cameras these days, what is everyone using for shop security? Anyone using Nest, zmodo, d-link, arlo or other? There's a ton of them out there especially on amazon.

Who's writing estimates and invoices? Mechanic(s)? Is this a one man shop? How many bays?

A year later, are you all still charging the same prices?

@defiancetire any updates on your situation? I saw your other topic on changing your business name, so just wondering how it's been going with you...

An additional line item for "Additional Resource Fee" or something similar is an interesting idea.

Good information, thanks.

PM services are the way to go and money makers.

I don't see any road hazard, anyone doing anything or charging for road hazard? This is where the big tire stores make money.

@tirengolf Were you able to renegotiate? Who is your uniform supplier?

I like it 👍

The only thing I've seen out there to check from multiple suppliers at once is RO writer smart ecat.

This is getting much more pronounced with the online auto parts stores selling parts cheap to everyone.

You can look at indeed resumes https://resumes.indeed.com/

Doesn't look like repair jungle made it...🤣 saw this video on youtube from back in 2014

For those that have used groupon, what have you put on there, an oil change as a lost leader or other service? I see some examples currently https://www.groupon.com/local/oil-change and the avg seems to be around $19 or so.